What are the saddest or most depressing songs you have heard.

Madworld- Gary Jules
The Fray- Heaven Forbid

"Honey" by Bobby Goldsboro, "Honey, I Miss You...etc".

Also "Your Cheatin' Heart" Hank Williams, Sr.

"D-I-V-O-R-C-E" Tammy Wynette

Every Emo song ever made.

The music and lyrics I create...

Why??!?? :bnghd: :bnghd: :bnghd:

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I don't think it gets worse than that...

First one is...



yesterday


The Atrocities ...very sad and somber


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Whether these songs were meant to be sad or not, they always make me tear up.

Winter by Joshua Radin
In The Sun by Joseph Arthur
I Can't Make You Love Me by Bonnie Raitt (cover)
Grey Street by Dave Matthews Band
Leave Out All The Rest by Linkin Park
Decode by Paramore
Love Story by Taylor Swift
Mad World by Gary Jules
Through The Glass by Stone Sour


& even though its not really a song, Bella's Lullaby from the Twilight soundtrack.

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Not depressing but sad. Long Long Time, the Jerry Jeff Walker recording.
Not the Linda Ronstadt version, she sounds too sweet. Love her but this
one needs a voice like 25 miles of bad road. Check it out if you get the
chance.

The Loss - Hollywood Undead
The Diary- Hollywood Undead
This Love This Hate-Hollywood Undead
Young-Hollywood undead
Chelsea Smile - Bring Me The Horizon
Suicide Season-Bring Me The Horizon
Freshmen-The Verve Pipe
Loser-3 Doors Down
Polly-Nirvana

Dream Academy "Life In A Northern Town"

"In winter 1963 we thought all the world would freeze
With John F. Kennedy and the Beatles."

Now matter how many times I hear it, the line chokes me up every time.
Awesome, sad, a lost time...

The Dance by Garth Brooks. The video is very moving, too. It's often played at funerals and makes me bawl like a little baby almost every time I hear it.

The most very dark song i have ever heard is 'Gloomy Sunday' by Lydia Lunch. This is in my opinion the most 'effective' version of the song. Dangerous to listen to, if you feel bad...

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For everyone's listening pleasure... or misery.

Don't worry Be happy by Bobby Mcfferrin.

I don't worry, but that doesn't just make me be happy.
So then I worry, because when I don't worry it does not automatically make me be happy.
And then I am not happy. Because I am worried that when I don't worry I should be happy.

Tom Waits - Georgia Lee